The Ten Chief Courts of the Sydenham Palace

This book outlines the history and architecture of the ten courts that formed the Sydenham Palace, originally built to house the Great Exhibition of 1851. The courts were each designed to showcase a different country or industry and were a popular attraction in their own right.
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